Logan Reservoir Restudy Bogged Down in Feasibility Review
The fourth annual report of the Hocking Conservancy District notes the Logan Reservoir restudy is stalled while the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awaits an ecology evaluation by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Separate spring submissions are planned for the Logan and other local flood protection projects in Logan, Rockbridge, Nelsonville, and Chauncey.
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Hocking
HCD
Logan Reservoir
Corps of Engineers
Logan
Rockbridge
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Corps
Department of Natural Resources
W. E. Benna
Columbus
Clear Creek Valley
Clear Creek Gorge
Hocking River
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Clear Creek
Athens
McCarthy Campaigning in Ohio Faces Unconventional Visit
In Cleveland McCarthy arrived late at Burke Lakefront Airport and, while not directly lobbying for delegates, framed his trip as a personal factor in 1968 politics. A crowd of about 300 party leaders gathered at the hotel parlor to hear the Minnesota senator speak on his presidential bid.
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Cleveland
Eugene J. McCarthy
Ohio
Burke Lakefront
Morton Neipp
Neipp
McCarthy
Minnesota
Cuyahoga County
Albert S. Porter
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Lorain- Elyria
Reuben Silver
Silver
Karamu
Cyrus S. Eaton
Wallace party makes first bid for Ohio ballot
The George Wallace American Independent Party files with Ohio Secretary of State for ballot access via a petition requiring about 433000 signatures. Molnar says petitions will be filed before August 5.
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Columbus
Ohio
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Ted W. Brown
Louis F. Molnar
Cleveland
Albania
Molnar
Annual LHS Vocal Music Concert Set
Logan High School presents its annual concert in the LHS auditorium at 8 p.m. under Miss Minnie Louise Bowen and Mrs. Theresa Brandt. The Girls Glee Club and girls ensemble perform with Susie Smith Kathy OberlinElinda Freeman Cathy Stewart Candy Stimson Cathy Glenn Karen Rheinscheid Linda Johnson Janie Miller Paula Hummel Anita Stevens Melodee Risch as members and Marsha Russell as accompanist. Lynette Gibson accompanies the choir and Patricia Zanner from Ohio University assists the Glee Club. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for pupils.
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Logan High School
LHS
Minnie Louise Bowen
Theresa Brandt
Glee Club
Methodist EUB Mergers Unite Into One Church in Dallas
In Dallas Memorial Auditorium the Methodist Church and Evangelical United Brethren Church formally merged to form a single denomination with over 11 million adult members. Bishops Reuben H. Mueller and Lloyd C. Wicke joined hands and declared unity as prayers and processions marked the ceremony.
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Dallas, Tex
United Methodist Church
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Methodist Church
Evangelical United. Brethren Church
EUB
Reuben H. Mueller
Indianapolis
Methodist
Lloyd C. Wicke
New York
Donald Harvey Tippett
San Francisco
Wilson Urges Economic Cooperation In CENTO Meeting
London AP report on Prime Minister Harold Wilson appealing for economic cooperation at a CENTO ministerial meeting. Michael Stewart stressed the pact's economic future while noting the Soviet threat largely contained. US representative Nicholas Katzenbach attends. topics include Soviet naval buildup, Arab-Israeli talks, and Britain's East of Suez withdrawal plans.
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London
Harold Wilson
Central Treaty Organization
Britain
Michael Stewart
CENTO
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
United States
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mediterranean
Suez
Soviet Union
Israel
Weather to Bring Scattered Thunder Showers in Hocking Valley
Scattered thundershowers are forecast for the Hocking Valley tonight with cooler temperatures on Wednesday. The day starts at 65 degrees after a low of 45 overnight and a high of 76 degrees Monday.
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Hocking Valley
Johnsons nit picky diplomacy blocks Vietnam talks in Hanoi view
Miami editor William C. Baggs reports from Hanoi the North Vietnamese response to Johnson’s bombing limits and proposed meeting sites. He cites Hanoi willingness to talks if invited but criticizes U S site choices from Pnom Penh to Warsaw and Laos to New Delhi as delaying peace efforts and risking wider conflict.
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The
Miami News
Hanoi
Miami
Fla
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Central Committee
North Vietnam
U.S
United States
Pnom Penh
Cambodia
Mekong
Washington
Australia
Warsaw
Department of State
State Department
White House
Dean Rusk
New Delhi
India
China
Rusk
Laos
Mr. Rusk
Paris
Southeast Asia
Tax Hike Bill Nears Reality
Washington Senate House conferees report near agreement on a proposed income tax boost and spending cut package. An agreement in principle signals progress though details remain unsettled and mid May is the expected date to hammer them out. President Johnson pushed for a 10 percent surcharge with spending cuts as the price for the tax hike. Johnson returned to Washington after a Texas Hawaii trip and planned meetings with leaders.
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Washington
Senate House
Johnson
Congress
Senate
House
Texas
Hawaii
Britain seeks UN action for Rhodesia boycott
Britain proposes to the United Nations Security Council a total economic boycott of Rhodesia to topple Prime Minister Ian Smith and the white minority regime. The four page resolution circulated as the council resumes debate on Rhodesia alongside an Asian African resolution urging Britain to use force if necessary.
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United Nations, N.Y
Britain
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Open House Attendance Up At State Parks
Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports over 370000 attendees at last weekend open house across all facilities. The event rose 23 percent from the prior year. About 10000 fishermen joined trout festivals sponsored by the department at five sites.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Draft chief sees 1969 call may top 297000
AP report from Washington notes Selective Service Director Hershey told Congress the 1969 draft could rise by up to 100000 beyond the Pentagon's 240000 request and likely reach about 297000 if the Vietnam war continues. He cites 1967 induction of 297000 as most relevant for 1969 planning.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Congress
Pentagon
Selective Service
House Appropriations
Hershey
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Army
Hopes Dim For Quick Settlement In Phone Strike
Washington reporters say renewed negotiations look unlikely as union lawyers attempt to overturn an Alabama court injunction against the nationwide walkout by about 200000 telephone workers. A.C.W. spokesman says there is nothing to report on wage talks as the strike enters its sixth day with no formal bargaining in roughly 40 states.
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Washington
Alabama
Afl-Cio
Belief Air Force F111 Down In Thailand Near Vietnam Mission
SAIGON AP reports a U S Air Force F111 fighter bomber is believed down somewhere in Thailand after crashing Monday night on a bombing mission against North Vietnam. Two crewmen are unaccounted for as the squadron resumes nightly strikes from their Thai base.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Thailand
America
Vietnam
Nevada
Panhandle
Mekong
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